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IN PHOTOS: Mumbai’s Worli Sea Link illuminated in red for Cancer Rose Day

Updated On: 22 September, 2026 09:33 PM IST | Tarun Verma

Mumbai’s iconic Worli Sea Link was illuminated in red as part of the Cancer Patients Aid Association’s Cancer Rose Day initiative. Cancer patients and survivors also gathered in Dadar with red roses to spread a message of hope, courage and solidarity (Pic/Atul Kamble)

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Mumbai’s iconic Worli Sea Link illuminated in red as part of the Cancer Patients Aid Association (CPAA)’s  Cancer Rose Day initiative
Mumbai’s iconic Worli Sea Link illuminated in red as part of the Cancer Patients Aid Association (CPAA)’s Cancer Rose Day initiative
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The red illumination of the sea link formed part of the awareness initiative, using the city’s landmark to draw public attention to the cause
The red illumination of the sea link formed part of the awareness initiative, using the city’s landmark to draw public attention to the cause
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The initiative also saw cancer patients and survivors gather in Dadar, where they held red roses and came together to spread a message of hope, courage and solidarity with people affected by cancer
The initiative also saw cancer patients and survivors gather in Dadar, where they held red roses and came together to spread a message of hope, courage and solidarity with people affected by cancer
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The initiative sought to use the symbolism of the red rose to convey hope and courage, while also encouraging greater awareness and support for people affected by cancer
The initiative sought to use the symbolism of the red rose to convey hope and courage, while also encouraging greater awareness and support for people affected by cancer
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With the Worli Sea Link glowing red against Mumbai’s skyline, the campaign brought together a prominent city landmark and the voices of cancer patients and survivors to highlight the message of solidarity
With the Worli Sea Link glowing red against Mumbai’s skyline, the campaign brought together a prominent city landmark and the voices of cancer patients and survivors to highlight the message of solidarity
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Cancer Rose Day, is observed every year on 22 September to bring hope, cheer, and emotional support to cancer patients and their families
Cancer Rose Day, is observed every year on 22 September to bring hope, cheer, and emotional support to cancer patients and their families

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